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Workplace Relations Regulations 2006
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3 Clause 2
(2) Each of the references to employee in the following provisions has its ordinary meaning (subject to subsections 5(3) and (4)):
(b) subsection 4(1), definition of peak council;
(c) paragraph 35(1)(c);
(d) paragraph 43(1)(c);
(e) subparagraph 64(2)(b)(i);
(f) paragraph 100(6)(d);
(g) paragraph 100(8)(a);
(h) paragraph 100(8)(b);
(i) paragraph 100(11)(a);
(j) paragraph 100(11)(b);
(k) paragraph 100(11)(c);
(l) paragraph 100(11)(d);
(m) paragraph 151(1)(b);
(n) paragraph 151(1)(c);
(o) paragraph 151(1)(f);
(p) section 178, definition of pre‑reform State wage instrument, subparagraph (b)(ii);
(q) section 178, definition of pre‑reform Territory wage instrument, subparagraph (a)(ii);
(r) paragraph 513(1)(e);
(s) section 518;
(sa) section 576R;
(t) Schedule 8, paragraph 3(b), the second reference to employee, but not the first reference to employee;
(u) Schedule 8, paragraph 10(b), the reference to employees but not the reference to employee.
## Part 2 Amendments of clause 3 of Schedule 2 to the Act
## Part 2—Amendments of clause 3 of Schedule 2 to the Act
> Note: Clause 3 of Schedule 2 explains when a reference in the Act to an employer has its ordinary meaning. Under subclause 5(1) of Schedule 2, the Governor‑General may make regulations amending that clause.
For the purposes of the Amendments Incorporation Act 1905, amendments made by regulations for the purposes of that item are to be treated as if they had been made by an Act.